I used to have a recurring nightmare that I was back in college, it was the week of finals, and I suddenly remembered that I had signed up for a class that I'd only attended once. I wondered if that particular dream had something to do with a fear that I was neglecting responsibilities or opportunities.
A friend recently reminded me that I have this blog and that he hadn't seen any recent entrees in it. Oops. I didn't know anyone actually checked this thing.
Okay, so here's a quick update:
I went permanent at Fujitsu in late January.
I'm still in Toastmasters. Starting in July, I'm taking over as area governor for Area 72 in District 50.
Starting back in January, the Dallas chapter of Reasons to Believe restarted monthly meetings. Most have been at our house. I'm nearly finished with the volunteer apologist training program. I have to finish a paper to complete the second course. It's taking forever to write the paper, but I'm roughly halfway done.
Roxanne and I are still volunteering with ISI. We had the summer welcome party for ICF last night. Last weekend, we went to a Frisco Roughriders game and an ICF leadership retreat.
We are active members of Heritage Church in Richardson. Roxanne sings on the worship team. I'm an usher, among other things. A few weeks ago, I received a certificate for completing Pastor Sheats' Leadership Institute program, which involved 2 yearss of classes.
In a few weeks, Roxanne and I are going to California. Her family is having a reunion in Stockton. Since we'll be there already, we plan to spend a few days in the San Francisco area.
That's all for now.
